Los Angeles

Chronology

16.06.2023	Three downtown underground LRT stations have been already opened. These are Grand Av Arts/Bunker Hill, Historic Broadway, Little Tokyo/Arts District stations, built under the brand of The Regional Connector Transit Project. Thus, the two previously separated LRT networks (A and E line on one hand, and the former L line on the other) are now connected. Two through-running services have been introduced: A Line — Downtown Long Beach — APU/Citrus College, 78.1 km (48.5 miles), E Line — Downtown Santa Monica — Atlantic, 35 km (22 miles). Thereby, the A Line has become the world's longest tram/streetcar/LRT line (78.1 km/48.5 miles), surpassing the previous record holder of Kussttram (Coastal Tram) in Belgium (69 km).
07.10.2022	Открыта новая линия скоростного трамвая K, также известная как Crenshaw Line. Линия состоит из 7 станций: Expo/Crenshaw, (подземная, пересадка на наземную станцию Expo/Crenshaw линии E), Martin Luther King Jr. (подземная), Leimert Park (подземная), Hyde Park (наземная), Fairview Heights (наземная), Downtown Inglewood (наземная), Westchester/Veterans (наземная). Длина новой линии 13,5 км.
02.11.2019	Линия скоростного трамая Blue Line открыта после реконструкции. Линия получила новое обозначние A Line, вместе с этим изменена нумерация других линий скоростного трамвая и метро: Blue Line стала A Line, Red Line стала B Line, Green Line стала C Line, Purple Line стала D Line, Expo Line стала E Line, Gold Line стала L Line. Таже изменили обозначения линии "скоростного автобуса" Orange Line и Silver Line, они стали G Line и J Line соответственно.
20.05.2016	Revenue service on the entire Expo Line between downtown Los Angeles and Santa Monica on the Pacific Ocean begins. http://thesource.metro.net/2016/05/20/le...ension/
05.03.2016	Линия скоростного трамвая Gold Line продлена от Sierra Madre Villa до APU/Citrus College.
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Pacific Electric

×	Pacific Electric Railway Co. 1911 Pacific Electric Railway Co. → 1953–1958 Metropolitan Coach Lines	List of the models Vehicles without photos
V	Pacific Electric Railway (pre-1911) 1899–1911. Consolidated into new Pacific Electric Railway Co. in 1911	List of the models Vehicles without photos
V	Torrance Shops 1917–1955; this list contains only cars stored and/or rebuilt at Torrance before entering service	List of the models Vehicles without photos
	Entire list	List of the models Vehicles without photos

Metro Rail

•	Metro Rail — Division 11 Blue and Expo Lines	List of the models Vehicles without photos
•	Metro Rail — Division 21 Gold Line	List of the models Vehicles without photos
•	Metro Rail — Division 22 Green Line	List of the models Vehicles without photos
	Entire list	List of the models Vehicles without photos

Los Angeles — City and Suburban Operators

×	Los Angeles Metropolitan Transit Authority 1958–1963	List of the models Vehicles without photos
×	Los Angeles Transit Lines 1945–1958. 1958 to Los Angeles Metropolitan Transit Authority	List of the models Vehicles without photos
×	Los Angeles Railway Co. 1895–1945. 1945 to Los Angeles Transit Lines	List of the models Vehicles without photos
×	Los Angeles Traction Co. 1896–1903. 1903 to Los Angeles Inter-Urban Electric Railway Co.	List of the models Vehicles without photos
×	Main, Fifth & San Pedro Street Railway Co. 1897–1899. In operation 1898. 1899 to Pacific Electric Co.	List of the models Vehicles without photos
×	Main Street & Agricultural Park Railroad Co. 1874–1898. In operation 1875. Electrified 1897. 1898 to Los Angeles Railway Co.	List of the models Vehicles without photos
×	Los Angeles Consolidated Electric Railway Co. 1890 Consolidated Electric Railway Co. → 1893–1895 Los Angeles Consolidated Electric Railway Co. 1895 to Los Angeles Railway Co.	List of the models Vehicles without photos
×	Los Angeles Cable Railway Co. 1887–1893. 1893 to Los Angeles Consolidated Electric Railway Co.	List of the models Vehicles without photos
×	City Railroad Co. 1883–1887.1887 to Los Angeles Cable Railway Co.	List of the models Vehicles without photos
×	Central Railroad Co. 1883–1887. In operation 1884. 1887 to Los Angeles Cable Railway Co.	List of the models Vehicles without photos
×	Spring & West Sixth Street Railroad Co. 1873–1884. In operation 1874. 1884 to Central Railroad Co.	List of the models Vehicles without photos
	Entire list	List of the models Vehicles without photos

Los Angeles — Interurbans

×	Los Angeles & Redondo Railway Co. 1902–1911. Merged into Pacific Electric Railway	List of the models Vehicles without photos
×	Los Angeles Pacific Railroad Co. 1894 Pasadena & Pacific Railway Co. → 1898–1911 Los Angeles Pacific Railroad Co. Merged into Pacific Electric Railway	List of the models Vehicles without photos
×	Los Angeles Inter-Urban Electric Railway Co. 1903–1910	List of the models Vehicles without photos
	Entire list	List of the models Vehicles without photos

Los Angeles — Miscellaneous

○	Pacific Electric Waterfront Red Car Line 2003–2015	List of the models Vehicles without photos
•	The Grove Shopping Center	List of the models Vehicles without photos
×	Knott's Berry Farm 6 ex-San Francisco MUNI California St cable cars operated under battery power at the Knott's Berry Farm amusement park in 1955-1979.	List of the models Vehicles without photos
M	Travel Town	List of the models Vehicles without photos
M	Electric Railway Historical Association	List of the models Vehicles without photos
M	Red Car Museum	List of the models Vehicles without photos
×	20th Century Fox Studios	List of the models Vehicles without photos
×	Metro Goldwyn-Mayer Studios	List of the models Vehicles without photos
×	Warner Brothers Studios	List of the models Vehicles without photos
	Entire list	List of the models Vehicles without photos

Glendale

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Glendale & Montrose Railway Co. 1909 Glendale and Eagle Rock Railway Co. → 1914–1930 Glendale & Montrose Railway Co.

List of the models Vehicles without photos

All vehicles in the city

List of the models Vehicles without photos

×	Laurel Canyon line 1910–1915	List of the models Vehicles without photos
×	Los Angeles Metropolitan Transit Authority	List of the models Vehicles without photos
	All vehicles in the city	List of the models Vehicles without photos

Metro Rail

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Metro Rail — Division 20 Red and Purple Lines

List of the models Vehicles without photos

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Disneyland Monorail Opened 14.07.1959

List of the models Vehicles without photos

•	Angels Flight Funicular Railway	List of the models Vehicles without photos
•	Getty Center Hovertrain Funicular	List of the models Vehicles without photos
	All vehicles in the city	List of the models Vehicles without photos

C

LAX Automated People Mover 9x4 car Bombardier Innovia APM 300 trains

List of the models

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Los Angeles Department of Transportation

List of the models Vehicles without photos

Maps

• Maps
• Maps and Plans

City Photo Galleries

• Old photos
• Miscellaneous Photos PE
• Carhouses and Shops
• Lines and Stations
• Angels Flight Funicular Railway
• Getty Center Hovertrain Funicular
• Knott's Berry Farm Cable Cars 1955-1979
• Tickets
• Miscellaneous photos

Rapid Transit

• Metro Red and Purple Lines

New Photos

All updates

Information

Pacific Electric is now listed as a separate system.

Sources

1. Jim Walker. The Yellow Cars of Los Angeles: A Roster of Streetcars of Los Angeles Railway and Successors from the 1890s to 1963 (Interurbans Special #43). Published by Pentrex Media Group, 1977.

2. Alan Lind. From Horsecars to Streamliners: An Illustrated History of the St. Louis Car Company. Park Forest, IL: Transport History Press, 1978.

3. Harold E. Cox. The Birney Car. Forty Fort, PA: Author, 1966.

See also: a personal site of Dr. Harold E. Cox with author’s books and car builders’ order lists: http://streetcars.telcen.com/

Video

• The Los Angeles Subway is My Least Favorite Subway in the United States
• Getty Center Tram, Los Angeles
• The LightRail in Los Angeles, California
• The Subway in Los Angeles, California, 2018

Active Photographers of the City

1st place: Palal — 33 photos
2nd place: e_kalish — 6 photos
3rd place: Potato — 4 photos

Full list of photographers